“undeserved”造句，怎麼用undeserved造句

Reap undeserved profit from; Encroach upon

Douglas has an undeserved reputation for being dull and dry.

He has an undeserved reputation for being difficult to work with.

Meantime, Zhang also clarified all her undeserved wrongs in the "Donation Affairs".

Leave undeserved negative thoughts behind and allow your new boss to earn your trust from a clean SLATE.

The games industry's natural defense against controversy is to downplay it, because in most cases the controversy is undeserved.

In grinding Process, the raceway edge of three point and four point contact ball bearing is easy to produce black skin, thus it causes undeserved waste preducts loss.

But that reputation might be somewhat undeserved, at least in recent years, when confidence has been at least as forward-looking as stocks.

The Bianconeri wanted to get back to winning ways after the undeserved defeat to Palermo, while Milan needed to stay close or gain some lost ground on Fiorentina, who are visiting Inter tomorrow.

If one USES illegal means to obtain some undeserved benefit for family, clan and "circle" (friends), then one is actually harming them by entrapping them in a collaboration with immorality.

It is not advisable for the memorial hall to be associated too closely with political ties which often change unpredictably, either for the better or for the worse. It may suffer undeserved misfortunes when there is a deterioration in political relations.

The criticism was totally undeserved.

Have received undeserved kindness from you

Like a fluttering sparrow or a darting swallow, an undeserved curse does not come to rest.

If the Sun so willingly leaves us, each morning it returns is a stay of execution, an undeserved gift.

The Old Trafford defeat may have been undeserved, but there is no quibbling with the aggregate score.

There're many reasons to cry: because of undeserved judgement, because of excitement, because we are touched, and because we miss our families, etc, etc.

However, they will get an opportunity to correct past mistakes. Those stubborn ones, who would not make use of their luck, considering it as undeserved, may live to regret it for years.

an undeserved punishment, rebuke, reward

person or thing that is subjected to general abuse and criticism, often undeserved.

So too are attempts to claw back bonuses, however undeserved, from those former executives whose decisions landed the industry in such trouble.

An undeserved catastrophe

Deuteronomy emphasizes God's gracious and undeserved love of Israel, and that's expressed in his mighty ACTS on Israel's behalf.

His reputation as a Romeo is quite undeserved.

I want to change the custom of burning paper money. I want to overthrow superstition; I don't want Buddhism to receive undeserved criticism. Buddhism does not advocate burning paper money.